US EditionCanada 'Strong and Free' and Other Takeaways From King Charles' Throne Speech
- On May 27, 2025, King Charles delivered the throne speech in Ottawa, formally inaugurating the parliamentary session that began after the April elections in Canada.
- The speech arose amid tensions with U.S. President Donald Trump, whose rhetoric included calls for Canada's annexation and deployment of tariffs against allies.
- The government committed to protecting Canadian sovereignty by rebuilding the military, redefining U.S. Relations, and joining the EU’s ReArm Europe defense procurement plan.
- King Charles referenced the national anthem to highlight Canada's enduring strength and freedom, while the speech underscored the need to confront significant challenges and embrace a period of renewal.
- The speech signals Canada’s intent to reduce U.S. Reliance, boost domestic defense production, and fast-track economic and infrastructure projects amid global uncertainty.
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5 Key Takeaways From the Throne Speech
News Analysis King Charles III delivered the speech from the throne on May 27 to outline the new government’s agenda. With a strong focus on the economy, the speech marked a break from that of the previous government under Justin Trudeau on some key areas. The last throne speech was delivered in 2021, during the uncertainty caused by COVID-19, while in 2025, the speech was influenced by rapidly changing international trade dynamics. In both case…
Prime Minister Mark Carney reacts to throne speech
Prime Minister Mark Carney says King Charles throne speech reaffirmed Canada's sovereignty while underscoring the "unprecedented" challenges the nation faces. The King became the first reigning monarch to read a speech from the throne in Canada in nearly half a century. (May 27, 2025)
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